SigSauerNY
Knows what a fatty is.
helping a friend get there setup going, gonna use a yoder smoker but wants additional flavor and came across MOJO Bircks, any feedback appreciated
MOJO Bricks - Anyone Use Em?
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IamMadMan
somebody shut me the fark up.
I've used the cherry for a while a few years back. They worked great, but my local source closed up.
jdolor
Knows what a fatty is.
I'm a fan.
I use the cubes for my Egg. Work Great. I online order
TheCougarGuy
Full Fledged Farker
I've been using them for a while and like them. They last longer than chunks but they are a little expensive.
ITBFQ
is Blowin Smoke!
Yup! Work great.
swamprb
somebody shut me the fark up.
Been using them for a few years with excellent results. Gave some to a co-worker who was complaining he wasn't getting enough smoke out of his Green Mountain pellet pooper, and now he's a convert!
swamprb
somebody shut me the fark up.
Been using them for a few years with excellent results. Gave some to a co-worker who was complaining he wasn't getting enough smoke out of his Green Mountain pellet pooper, and now he's a convert!
Peter B
Knows what a fatty is.
Mojo Bricks work but they are expensive.
If you are using a pellet smoker, a Smoke Daddy or Amaze N Smoker will give you extra smoke and be more cost effective than the bricks.
I prefer wood chunks, with the caveat that the wood is not kiln dried.
If you are using a pellet smoker, a Smoke Daddy or Amaze N Smoker will give you extra smoke and be more cost effective than the bricks.
I prefer wood chunks, with the caveat that the wood is not kiln dried.
Big_AL
Full Fledged Farker
I use Mojobricks exclusively when cooking in competition or in the backyard. I like the consistency and the sweet, clean smoke that I feel lasts longer than an equivalent volume of other woods. Cherry gives a killer smoke ring.
churrodog
Full Fledged Farker
Where would one source wood chunks that have not been kiln dried? What have you experienced that differentiates the two?
Peter B
Knows what a fatty is.
I source my wood from Craigslist, usually rounds. I split the rounds and let them cure naturally. Naturally cured wood has some moisture in it which will give off a little bit more smoke and flavor than kiln dried wood. In my opinion, kiln dried wood provides mostly heat with very little smoke.
If you buy your wood or wood chunks in a plastic bag, it will most likely be kiln dried.
If you buy your wood or wood chunks in a plastic bag, it will most likely be kiln dried.
ITBFQ
is Blowin Smoke!
Where does he put them in the pellet pooper?
grossepellets
Full Fledged Farker
Matt it appears that you figured t where to place them in the pellet grill...on the heat shield or on the lip of the fire pot?
BigDaddyJT
Full Fledged Farker
I use them in my UDS' and BGE's all the time. I purchased the whole bricks and cut them down to size. GREAT product.
Gracias,
JT
Gracias,
JT
Captain Caveman
is one Smokin' Farker
They work great! I use a gravity feed smoker and put them in my ash box.
brimclau
Full Fledged Farker
+1 on the AmazeN Tube. much cheaper in the long run as you can just use pellets you already have. Just make sure you have a propane torch to get it going well and let it burn / flame for a while before shutting lid.
I have smokedaddy too but you have to drill hole in your cooker and run an air pump.
I have smokedaddy too but you have to drill hole in your cooker and run an air pump.
Pole D
is one Smokin' Farker
I've used them the last two times I've cooked and they have worked out great.
Only thing I don't like is the way they've named the sizes.
Mojobricks, mojoqubes, bar-b-qubes, and mojobrick minis. Just say small, regular, large, extra large and be done with it. But maybe its just me having a hard time with it.
Only thing I don't like is the way they've named the sizes.
Mojobricks, mojoqubes, bar-b-qubes, and mojobrick minis. Just say small, regular, large, extra large and be done with it. But maybe its just me having a hard time with it.
